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“Can other government agencies like ICE access the information. Can insurance companies or another FOIA the data? Can another state’s police department or attorney general’s office subpoena the data in a vigilante justice effort regarding women’s health care should someone seek healthcare in Connecticut?” – Danielle Eason
The next step following the public hearing is for the item to go before the RTM on June 8 for approval.
New collaboration at Camp Seton increases access to affordable childcare, outdoor learning, and youth leadership opportunities
The event runs 10:00am to 2:00pm in “Police Alley,” at 11 Bruce Place.
The investigation showed that, in general, Black and Hispanic applicants were admitted with consistently lower academic qualifications than their White and Asian counterparts. – US Dept of Justice
Over St. Patrick’s holiday weekend, In addition to answering 426 calls for service, Greenwich Police officers made 92 motor vehicle stops, 4 DWI arrests, and investigated 11 motor vehicle crashes, two of which resulted in non-life-threatening injuries. Continue Reading →
The cost for each student to attend is about $1,500. They need your help. Continue Reading →
To honor Ralph’s life, family and friends will gather on Thursday, March 21 from 4:00-8:00pm at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home 134 Hamilton Ave. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Friday, March 22 at 11:00 am at St. Paul’s RC Church followed by interment at St. Mary’s Cemetery in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“Every school day, more than 500 students and staff members enter a building that is inaccessible (without an elevator, among other violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act), undersized, outdated, and lacking basic safety features such as fire sprinklers.” – Carey Bisbee (Greenwich PTA Council Facilities Committee Member) and Clare Johnson (Riverside School PTA Co-President) Continue Reading →
A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on March 19 at 10:00 am, at St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, 178 Greenwich Ave, Greenwich, CT. Continue Reading →
Connecticut is making nearly $41 million available to fund projects that expand broadband infrastructure and improve internet connectivity in the state. Applications Must Be Submitted to DEEP by April 30, 2024. Continue Reading →
“Organizations such as YWCAs, institutions and businesses everywhere need to name and eradicate gender bias, particularly for women of color, continue to educate about the insidious impact of gender bias, and regularly celebrate the accomplishments of women.” – Mary Lee Kiernan Continue Reading →
95 Connecticut Ave sold on Feb 20, 2024 for $4,500,000 Continue Reading →
Led by Grand Marshal Thomas Byrne, organizers said it was the largest in parade history, with 13 total bands including six bagpipe bands, as well as Irish step dancers, antique cars, school groups, scouts, fire and police departments and civic organizations all marching. Continue Reading →
While the appeal of circuses with wild animals has faded, Laura Hagen, the Human Society’s Director of Trafficked Wildlife, said there was more work to be done. Despite legislation, exhibitors use wild animal acts and the “cruel tools of the trade” and they continue to come to Connecticut. Continue Reading →